City of Kashmir

Usage examples of srinagar.

Srinagar has yet to be granted a production license by Kulu, since the Kingdom is using its technology for political advantage and, as a Hindu-ethnic culture, Srinagar is not regarded as a primary ally by the Royal Saldanas.

It was through this defile that the massive Indian force that had been assembling in secret in the city of Srinagar planned to roll.

Narayan Singh, begging a ride on a government mule-wagon, had gone forward into Srinagar to see about our lodgings for the night and there was nobody near our truck except the Parsee doctor and myself.

We had had to wait a day in Srinagar because of news that a police patrol was coming in along the Ladakh road, and to have met the police would have been inconvenient, to say the least of it, if only because we had unregistered firearms hidden in our packs.

The River Jhelum, flowing through the midst of Srinagar, lapped noisily against the bridge piles.

They believed the story, because there were the marks of many footprints in the road and because the police patrol was known to have returned to Srinagar the day before, thus officially opening the season for highway robberies.

The road from Srinagar to Leh winds for two hundred miles through the grandest scenery on earth--a well-made road with bridges over all the streams.

I bought it from an Englishman in Srinagar, who threw up his pension and everything and set out in search of Sham-bha-la.

Natraj could barely see over the hula-hoop steering wheel, despite the cushion, and yet they were ripping towards the outskirts of Srinagar at his mercy.

Darjiling, instead of from Srinagar whence the actual start would be made, Marjorie had elucidated her role with charming frankness.

Scotland Yard had an intense interest in his conduct of the expedition from the day it left Srinagar, Vartan had followed his own lead.

Miss Tappan, was at that moment idling away the evening with a novel in front of the blazing log fire at the lounge of an inn at Srinagar, patiently waiting his return to the Vale of Cashmere, he would have braved the downpour which sent Marjorie to bed, and ordered the taciturn, cat-faced old Ali Baba to break camp and be on his way at once.

Ali to pick his eight best men and a first rate leader and send them back to Srinagar with Shane.

If the doctor in charge agrees that Shane did the only sensible thing in returning to Srinagar, your suspicions are proved groundless.

The doctor kindly offered to send him the best microscope in Srinagar, the property of a colleague whose mania was diatoms.